... loans out of the brokeu-down landholders of Ireland. The honourable member for Bucks feels the injustice that these heartless Whigs would perpetrate, and there is no doubt that it he come to the rescue Ireland will be saved from the grievous inflicLion threatened ...

... COBDEN AND KOSSUTH. We (Belfast Whig) have been favoured with an extract from a private letter written by Mr. Cobden, in which he gives expression to his opinion of Kossu,h. Our readers may not be unwilling to know what the leader of the English Reformers ...

... all the state officers, except the Treasurer and Canal Commissioner. The returns show that J.itnes M. Cook ( Whig) and Henry Fitzhugh (also Whig) are probably chosen to those offices, by small majorities. Mr. Chatfield, Attorney General, owes his re-election ...

... which Whigs are in the habit of claiming and he sought it in pretty much the language used by that party at elections. Here then was a contest between an avowed champion of Popery in all its monstrosity and an advocate of the godless college—the Whig mi ...

... his own petard, that pleasure has abounded within the last week in a manner quite unusual. A nice little Whig preserve has been broken into by Whigs themselves, and such an exposure has followed, that both it, and a score of like places, must be politically ...

... opinions of the several gentlemen mentioned, all we know is, that Lucas is the reflex of Mr. Paul Cullen, and that Mr. Heard is a Whig. As to the other gentleman report is silent; but he is suspected to be a Ministerialistseeing that he is recommended by a Whiggish ...

... every year in building ships which were afterwards destroyed. This had been the system of the navy administration under both Whig and Tory, and he was much afraid that it was the system maintained at the present day. When in parlianseet he opposed the system ...

... doubt; for in this world kissing, to use the old saw, goes by favour, more especially with Whig pamphleteers and Edinburgh reviewers. For being a political economist, Whig pamphleteer, and Edinburgh reviewer, Mr. SENIOR (the father of the gentleman to whom ...

... part confined to the progress of the state and federal elections. The democrats appear to have gained considerably upon the Whig party in the return of 1 the most important officers. The Spanish proposal for settling the Cuban . difficulty is said to be ...

... for ss. 3d , and new house duty, I a , ra ' 4I) Y the collector, is 101. Ls' Gd much more t h an 4441114 is the Way the h Whigs decrease the burdens of the 1111‘114:1'till, W‘'Wchare o too heavy for him to hear, w 1 11 c1, : , ° :: 4 1 wi and their reductions ...

... bigotry, having torn from your face the mask which concealed your mediocrity, it is agreed that the foremost leader of the Whigs has now been befittingly transformed into the last hack of the Tories. Oh, for the ancient truth and honour of the old English ...

... enough that we were not at war nine years ago ; but it is also certain that the finances of the country had been brought by the Whigs into so disastrous a condition that a violent remedy of some sort was required in order to right them. The income of the country ...